Daily Archive: Friday, March 22, 2024

Articles published on Friday, March 22, 2024

CIA Director visits

President Irfaan Ali (sixth from right) with US Central Intelligence Agency Director William Burns (fifth from right) and others at State House yesterday.

Sophia labourer shot dead

The police say they are investigating the murder of Courtney Younge, a 56-year-old labourer of Lot 643 ‘D’ Field Sophia, which occurred at about 20:30hrs last night at Lot 636 ‘D’ Field Sophiaat the hands of a man who was armed with a shotgun.

President of Together We Win Guyana/Suriname, Marlon Joseph, left, Guyana’s Minister of Tourism, Industry and Commerce, Oneidge Walrond, CCIC head Baldath Maharaj, T&T High Commissioner to Guyana Conrad Enill and the CCIC’s coordinator of the trade mission to Guyana, Kevin Ramgoolie.  (A Trinidad Guardian photograph)

Chaguaramas Chamber seeks ties with Guyana Agro Processing sector

With Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago sharing the similarity of both being the two most prominent oil-producing countries within the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) whilst simultaneously possessing two of the region’s most successful agricultural sectors, there is, potentially, ample room for the two countries to foster linkages that can redound, not just to themselves, but also to the Caribbean as a whole.

Closing digital gap between OECD, LAC countries a financial mountain to climb – IDB

The fact that the Caribbean and Latin America are badly lagging behind member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is stymying development in the hemisphere and points to the need for urgent and significant investment in broadband penetration in order to close the digital divide, a recent study by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) says.

GTA takes tourism tryout to the USA

This is not the first occasion in recent months that the Guyana Tourism Authority (GTA) has signaled its intention to aggressively take the country’s tourism industry ‘on the road’ to markets both within and outside the country, its impetus deriving from the broader swathe of attention that the country has collared from its oil bonanza.

Caribbean Development Bank  305th Meeting of the Board of Directors

CDB on a mission to replenish its coffers to alleviate critical regional needs

With the Caribbean as a whole, still plagued by both short and long-term problems which, in the instances of several countries, continue to seriously retard their socio-economic development, the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) has tagged as one of its highest current priorities the replenishment of its Special Development Fund (SDF) to allow for continuity to enable the alleviation of some of the region’s more acute socio-economic challenges. 

Plaffiana Millington is bowled by Jahzara Claxton, which was the second wicket en route to the eventual hat-trick

Guyana loses to the Leeward Islands

Guyana lost their second match in the Cricket West Indies (CWI) Women’s T20 Blaze, going down to the Leeward Islands by four runs owing to a Jahzara Clayton hat-trick in the final over last evening at Warner Park, Basseterre, St.

Gold prices

Kitco Market Data Gold Prices for Thursday March 21, 2024 Kitco is a canadian company that buys and sells precious metals such as gold, copper and silver.

Stock Market Updates

GSE (https://guyanastockexchangeinc.com/telephone Nº 223-6175/6) reports that session 1063’s trading results showed consideration of $10,764,446 from 43,822 shares traded in 40 transactions as compared to session 1062’s trading results, which showed consideration of $7,033,448 from 30,947 shares traded in 19 transactions.

Tall tales

Back in February, 2022, an ‘Agency News’ release (February 21, 2022) that spoke for the Ministry of Agriculture gave an undertaking that “farmers, agro processors and exporters would have been linked to the most lucrative markets locally, regionally and internationally.”

Eteringbang security

Last Saturday the Deputy Commander of Region Three along with a number of police ranks led a security sensitisation exercise at 21 Chinese operated supermarkets between Tuschen and Windsor Forest.